I am 65 yrs old, grew up with Marvin Gaye. I still dance to this song. Thank you MARVIN GAYE!!! Miss his music. I only can imagine what his music would be like today.❤❤
I was in basic training at Ft. Polk, La. was when I heard that song for the first time! After 4 weeks, Drill Sergeants let you go to the lo the nearby store for a burger but no beer!
My opinion rq…..Look at these people of color just so beautiful and full of energy just literally glowing from wall to wall with sweat and beautiful black and brown skin tones. The 70s was just was just such a golden time for African Americans we understood our worth, we understand the importance of being black, even though things weren’t easy in America we still had our secret little outlets like “Soul Train” to let people know we’re black and we’re mf proud!!!! We spoke to each other through soul and funk and continued to show our kids which they passed to theirs we didn’t hide these beautiful things in our cultural, we didn’t cancel anybody out, everybody got a seat at the table and enjoyed it. This is just so beautiful man no other words to describe it so many smiles so many beautiful black people in one room and Marvin’s voice and amazing dance moves just made it more worth wild I love this nothing brings me joy than soul train. Let’s continue to celebrate us beautiful black people!🫶🏾❤️ P.S. I’m 22 I wish I was born in this era just to experience it!
Which is why I do these types of things on my front porch with the little bit of friends I have and the little bit of family I choose to deal with🤷🏾♂️
I'm a white guy and love this song... Grand Master Flash, my fav of all time Sugar Hill Gang... The Brothers Johnson... Barry White...Cameo... The Ohio Players...Al Green...I could go on and on. Love em all
this was the episode where he and don cornelius played one on one. smokey robinson referred the game! this segment was titled "marvin's victory party!"
I grew listening to this music, although too young to go to discotheques. From New Orleans, we love good music. Unfortunately, when my dad was driving me to school, the radio news informed us he had passed. Great musician & singer.
Marvin is a angel sent from above Lesson to his music real good He was singing about things happening then and now. Godbless M.G. and anyone who reads this. 🙏 💃🕴️💗
The universal cure that is good for us! As Chris Rock says: A man needs his medicine 😉 Red Cup 🥤 Approval Tune 🇿🇦 Six Colour Nation 🫶🏽 Thank you for the upload 😎
"Got to Give It Up" is a song by American music artist Marvin Gaye. Written by the singer and produced by Art Stewart as a response to a request from Gaye's record label that he perform disco music, it was released in March 1977. Upon its release, it topped three different Billboard charts, including the Hot 100, and became a worldwide success. Gaye sometimes used the song to open his concerts. The song has been covered by several acts. Source Wikipedia
Love this man and so sad his father was so jealous of his success and so warped to kill him when Marvin did all he could to please his father even given him a house setting him up to never be concerned financially
I am a kid of the 70s and I never knew that this song, which is one of my favorite songs of all time, was sang by the great Marvin Gaye! Hail to the best! I immediately recognized this song when "Blurred Lines" was played! I loved watching Soul Train every Saturday Morning, but now I wonder why it came on so early! LOL!!!! Not that it mattered though! I would never miss it! Thank you for this channel! xxxooo
Mr Marvin Gaye....THANK YOU for the happy memories you give me...and of course, your Music...I lost my dad 2 weeks before my 5th bday and I remember him LOVING Marvin! That's actually one of the few memories I do have of my dad, being so young...Then later year's later, I had my first born, my son, on Mr.Gayes b'day April 2 (1994)...
Actually it "Shake Your Body Down To The Ground". On the long version of "Got To Give It Up", Marvin ab-lib "Let's Dance, Let's Shout". Michael heard that and wrote song lyrics while Randy wrote that piano riff.
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I should be asleep, but instead I’m binge watching Marvin Gaye performances because they bring my heart joy. His stage presence was so infectious 🥰
Whoever you are this is exactly what I’m doing ♥️ you need surprised who thinks the way you do ♥️
Me tooooooooo. Can’t help myself...💖🥰
Still awake😃😃😃
Same here.
Meeeeeeeee tooooooo😂❤ start with Whitney , Luther now Marvin
Anyone else love his dance moves?😂😂😂💞
Love love love love
@@susanryan2451 yes, like he’s in church♥️😂😂😂!
He’s just vibing you love to see it so happy such beautiful energy you just had to be there and I wish I was! ♥️
Odd thing was, he didn't think he was a smooth dancer.
@@PRODUCEDBYKEV
Low self esteem does that to a man.
When this song played at the Disco everyone was on the dance floor
I am 65 yrs old, grew up with Marvin Gaye. I still dance to this song. Thank you MARVIN GAYE!!! Miss his music. I only can imagine what his music would be like today.❤❤
Hi! I'm 70, and grew up listening to Marvin and lots of Motown.
Lots of awesome performers!!
64 and still dancing to his songs. This still gets people on their feet. We dance down the soul train line on this song.
I was in basic training at Ft. Polk, La. was when I heard that song for the first time! After 4 weeks, Drill Sergeants let you go to the lo the nearby store for a burger but no beer!
They had a jukebox!
You can't help to stand up and move when you hear this. ❤
That bass line has such a funky groove..
It gets copied in covers.
Snoop likes this song 🎵
There will never be a voice like Mavin's. ❤
Marvin had a God-given talent. RIP Marvin!
I cherished my parents playing this song in my house every weekend.
We wore out the bottoms of our shoes dancing to this song. (June 24 2024)
I'm envious! I was a Lil kid during Disco but I love it as an adult.
I know that’s right😂
That song came out in 1977. i was a kid but loved Marvin Gaye all the songs he made. I got a chance to see him perform live.
Lucky! ❤🎉
I was 10
Summer of 1977!! I was 19 and living the life!! Partay…..!!!!
wow you did . what whst that like must of been amazing
i miss the 70s those were the good time when music was music still listening today 2024
When my parents played this at gatherings, it was a party just like this with all the bells and whistles
I wish i would. Bé there,join them for party Time,si relaxing in mind and powerful for happynes 👍♥️🥰😇🔥
Fine as gold nice voice , love his dance moves, my favorite singer since I was 12 year's old, love you Marvin, R IP,💐
Marvin Gaye was a Baaaddd Man musically. His music is incredible!!✊🏿🎉🙏🏿
His music is music for the soul, and from what I know and read in the books he fully embraced his musical potential after leaving Motown.
Loved Marvin Gaye as I was growing up in the 1970s. He was a genius and left this world too soon!
It's a shame they had the year of this video clip with marvin in 1970, that song was did in 1977!!!!!!!!!!
@@gregoryingram7561I thought the same thing. I knew this was from 1977. I had a radio on everyday at home when I was in middle school, 1977.
My favourite Marvin Gaye song is I Want You
Christa-leigh Johnson yess
Mannnnnnn that shit jam!
...me toi♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰🥰🌞🌞
I LOVE this song by Marvin Gaye !!! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
This RULES 👏✌️
My opinion rq…..Look at these people of color just so beautiful and full of energy just literally glowing from wall to wall with sweat and beautiful black and brown skin tones.
The 70s was just was just such a golden time for African Americans we understood our worth, we understand the importance of being black, even though things weren’t easy in America we still had our secret little outlets like “Soul Train” to let people know we’re black and we’re mf proud!!!! We spoke to each other through soul and funk and continued to show our kids which they passed to theirs we didn’t hide these beautiful things in our cultural, we didn’t cancel anybody out, everybody got a seat at the table and enjoyed it.
This is just so beautiful man no other words to describe it so many smiles so many beautiful black people in one room and Marvin’s voice and amazing dance moves just made it more worth wild I love this nothing brings me joy than soul train. Let’s continue to celebrate us beautiful black people!🫶🏾❤️
P.S. I’m 22 I wish I was born in this era just to experience it!
Back when love and soul collided, put the groove in the music. Music from the 60s and especially the 70s will never be matched.
This is when going out was fun and safe. Thank you Soul Train. Going out dancing today you may get killed. Boy how the good old days are gone.
Which is why I do these types of things on my front porch with the little bit of friends I have and the little bit of family I choose to deal with🤷🏾♂️
Marvin Gaye was a musical genius
I cried all day when he passed
Felt like I lost a friend
❤️
My favorite Marvin Gaye song is allll of them!
I am 77 and Marvin was my first vinyl. He was the best and our hearts were broken when he was killed 💔.
This my era 58 years young I watch every Soul Train episode. Fierce.
then you are one of the originals who will be joining the after party with all of them archangels like michael, marvin and jimi
Marvin is a iconic legend of soul music
🎉 my family would be bumping this Marvin gaye classic on their 8 track stereo in 77 I was 11 years old & grooving to the beat!
Timeless 🥰😎
Omg, what a great performance by the late Mr. Marvin Gaye.
lip-sync ..:
Man, people look so free here smh.
No shooting cursing just everyone drunk and jamming just shaking their black asses..Man I miss my old skool days
siyabonga mazibuko we were in from this era 58 years young now. Still look the same too
the mind control was not as bad then as it is now.
black people are the original/s they should be in the position they are in now.
@@sunchildofsirius2462 yea ok😅
The sexiest male singer ever graced the Earth, the more I look at him, the more I'm in love!
Black Family Reunion/Wedding/Party Anthem!!!
Sure is😂😂 still to this very day
Oh Yeah!!!
Yes indeed😂
I think this was the "cook out" anthem to almost every backyard bbq I have been too😂
I'm a white guy and love this song... Grand Master Flash, my fav of all time Sugar Hill Gang... The Brothers Johnson... Barry White...Cameo... The Ohio Players...Al Green...I could go on and on. Love em all
Listening 2023!
This song still keeps everyone on their feet. Simply dancing to the beat.
Nobody absolutely nobody sings it like the great Marvin Gaye 💕
I dance at home to this song
This is such a Clyde song, embodies my daddy's essence. One of his fave songs. R.I.P Daddy 💜 you!
this was the episode where he and don cornelius played one on one. smokey robinson referred the game! this segment was titled "marvin's victory party!"
He may have had his struggles as we all do but you can’t deny Marvelous Marvin Was One Kool Dude
I was 13years old when this song came out this is when music was good remember the day you died April 1 1984 miss you Marvin gaye rip
Harmony is Spectacular ...... Marvin was another level !
Unbelievably cool!
He was so part of his music. Pure pleasure to watch and listen
My oldest son gave me a CD of Marvin's songs. I never knew he even paid attention to what I grew up listening to. 😊
I was today old when I found out that Marvin Gaye sung this song. I remember hearing it as a kid in the 2000s but I didn’t know it was by him!
Me too I did not know Marvin Gaye sang this.
Great song! Great singer! And I love the dancing!
Marvin Gaye was built different ❤❤❤ Man so talented ❤❤❤❤❤❤
My favorite dance jam from Mr. Gaye of all his hits. Especially loved the 12" record version. RIP Mr. Gaye.
I grew listening to this music, although too young to go to discotheques. From New Orleans, we love good music. Unfortunately, when my dad was driving me to school, the radio news informed us he had passed. Great musician & singer.
Tremendo cantante Marvin Gaye, hermosa música.
Brother was Smooth
Marvin is the man ✊🏾(RIP)
Happy Birthday ...4/2.. still dancing 💃🏿 with you in 2024
Marvin is a angel sent from above
Lesson to his music real good
He was singing
about things
happening then
and now.
Godbless M.G.
and anyone who
reads this. 🙏
💃🕴️💗
Get it Daddy!❤
Great performance by the late Marvin Gaye
You rocked it, Marvin❤💯🤟
The universal cure that is good for us! As Chris Rock says: A man needs his medicine 😉 Red Cup 🥤 Approval Tune 🇿🇦 Six Colour Nation 🫶🏽 Thank you for the upload 😎
"Got to Give It Up" is a song by American music artist Marvin Gaye. Written by the singer and produced by Art Stewart as a response to a request from Gaye's record label that he perform disco music, it was released in March 1977.
Upon its release, it topped three different Billboard charts, including the Hot 100, and became a worldwide success. Gaye sometimes used the song to open his concerts. The song has been covered by several acts. Source Wikipedia
I was 15 years old. I just come from Mexico 🇲🇽. Muchas gracias ❤
DC LEGEND! I used to live right across the street from the park named after him! ❤️❤️❤️
Al he's song's love it❤❤
you're not human if you don't get the bobble head moving to this song
2 or 3 times of a month I have to watch this❤❤❤❤
❤ Saturday mornings in the 70's....Cartoons, Bandstand & Soul Train 🎉
I used to like watching Soul Train on saturday,right after Bandstand.
My man Marvin❤️❤️❤️
Love this man and so sad his father was so jealous of his success and so warped to kill him when Marvin did all he could to please his father even given him a house setting him up to never be concerned financially
No, his father shot him because he was trying to rob him to support his cocaine habit
@@Sight2Behold Eso no es verdad,su propia madre dijo que fue por qué Marvin trató de defenderla de otra paliza de su padre hacia ella
dont believe their stories . they took him out after sexual healing .
@@Sight2Behold exactly.
Marvin's drug habit got him killed. RIP Marvin.
retro man Looking for gold
I am a kid of the 70s and I never knew that this song, which is one of my favorite songs of all time, was sang by the great Marvin Gaye! Hail to the best! I immediately recognized this song when "Blurred Lines" was played! I loved watching Soul Train every Saturday Morning, but now I wonder why it came on so early! LOL!!!! Not that it mattered though! I would never miss it! Thank you for this channel! xxxooo
When we went to parties back in Montclair NJ we were the party. Having a good time. No standing against the wall!!!!!!
That cow bell is every thing 🥵
What a beautiful soul....
5 yrs b4 my Time 75 🙌👑😊🌈
Legend
Mr Marvin Gaye....THANK YOU for the happy memories you give me...and of course, your Music...I lost my dad 2 weeks before my 5th bday and I remember him LOVING Marvin! That's actually one of the few memories I do have of my dad, being so young...Then later year's later, I had my first born, my son, on Mr.Gayes b'day April 2 (1994)...
The organ on this is so diabolical and good 🔥
❤❤❤❤❤I LOVE ME SOME MARVIN GAYE,,,❤❤❤❤❤O.G. ❤❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song actually inspired Michael Jackson's Don't Stop til you get enough.
Actually it "Shake Your Body Down To The Ground". On the long version of "Got To Give It Up", Marvin ab-lib "Let's Dance, Let's Shout". Michael heard that and wrote song lyrics while Randy wrote that piano riff.
i can see that
Got it going on!!
I LOVE TO DANCE I STILL GOT IT!! I CAN HANG WITH YOU!!!!
GIT IT GIT IT!!!
JAM JAM JAM
🔥🔥🔥🔥
SEPTEMBER 26,2024
Inner city blues #SoulTrain
Children of the SUN!💥
The greatest ever 🎶🎶🎶🎶
the GOAT
THE GOAT, THE GOAT, MARVELOUS I MEAN MARVELOUS MARVIN GAYE. GOT TO GIVE IT UP. RIP MY MAN MISS YOU 😔😪💔💔🙏♥️♥️.
Menace II Society!! CLASSIC.
Sou Brasileira e amo essas músicas, as pessoas sabiam dançar e escrever músicas nos anos 70
I'm gonna need that MG biopic/miniseries to happen ASAP. Rest in heaven MG. #SoulTrain
As long as Berry Gordy is alive, it won't happen because in the early days of Motown, Marvin was married to Berry's sister Anna.
Era uma época de liberdade ninguém se incomodava com ninguém
Look at the fellow on Marvin's left, smacking on that gum! And, bobbing his head!🌝🌜🌟
This is my favorite Margin Gaye song. #soultrain.
MARVIN GAYE. UMA LENDA DA BOA MÚSICA DÉCADAS DE 70 80 90 FORAM AS MELHORES PRINCIPALMENTE EM MUSICA. SAUDADES DESSA ÉPOCA.
Sang it Mr.Gaye let it go so we can give it up.classic ghetto dancefloor jam Rip Mr Gaye I miss and love u
Long Live the Soul Train!!!
Marvin gaye was one of the greatest r
My No. 1 song by Marvin Gaye is Funk Me #soultrain 🥰💥‼️
The greatest ever 💜❤️🎵
These were better times😊
QUE SAUDADE MEU QUERIDO MARVIN TE OUÇO SEMPRE NÃO ME CONFORMO
Favorite.."Distant Lover "❤
This is my favorite